George Allison
George has a degree in Cyber Security from Glasgow Caledonian University and has a keen interest in naval and cyber security matters and has appeared on national radio and television to discuss current events. George is on Twitter at @geoallison
Small Diameter Bomb II completes high-speed wind tunnel testing
The US Air Force completed a series of rigorous, high-speed wind tunnel tests for Small Diameter Bomb II, moving the weapon one step closer to integration on the F-35.
New RAF Grob 120TP ‘Prefect’ trainers ‘Ready to Fly’
Affinity Flying Training Services has announced that the Grob 120TP, ‘Prefect’, has achieved Military Release to Service and is a step closer to commencing its role as the next Elementary Flying Training aircraft for the UK Ministry of Defence.
MoD brand allegations on nuclear convoy safeguards ‘highly speculative scaremongering’
The Sunday Herald has reported on allegations about Scottish Government and local authority nuclear convoy safeguards.
Veterans group warns of EU Defence Union binding the UK in terms of Brexit
Defence and Security advisory group Veterans for Britain have warned of seven ways that they believe the EU Defence Union binds the UK in terms of Brexit.
Search efforts continue for USS John S. McCain sailors
Aircraft from the amphibious assault ship USS America will continue search efforts for 10 missing Sailors assigned to the destroyer USS John S. McCain.
Boeing awarded design work for new US Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
Boeing will develop its preliminary design for America’s next intercontinental ballistic missile through a $349 million US Air Force contract announced today.
US Navy fires first Tomahawk cruise missiles from new submarine payload tubes
For the first time, the US Navy test fired two Raytheon-built Tomahawk cruise missiles from new submarine payload tubes on the Virginia-class USS North Dakota.
LRASM Tactical Configuration Takes First Flight from USAF B-1B
Lockheed Martin successfully fired the first tactical configuration Long Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM) yesterday from a US Air Force B-1B.
No, British troops aren’t going to the North Korean border
The deployment of 30 British United Nations Command forces personnel has been reported by some newspapers as a major military deployment.
Retired RAF Tristars to enter service as contracted aerial refuelling aircraft
Tempus Applied Solutions have announced the acquisition of six Lockheed L-1011s Tristar jets formerly owned and operated by the Royal Air Force.
